How long does this last for a cat? How much do you give the cat each day?
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For pets:Weight of Pet (lbs.) Recommended Daily Dosage Bottle will last (days)0-10 1/32 oz = 1/16 Tbsp = 3/16 tsp = .875 ml = 14 drops 25610-40 1/16 oz = 1/8 Tbsp = 3/8 tsp = 1.75 ml = 28 drops 12640-100 1/8 oz = 1/4 Tbsp = 3/4 tsp = 3.25 ml 64100-220 1/4 oz = 1/2 Tbsp = 1.5 tsp = 7.5 ml 32220+ 1/2 oz = 1 Tbsp = 3 tsp = 15 ml 16It is recommended to double dosage during the first ten days.Instructions: Squeeze the bottle to fill in the reservoir to the 1/4 oz. mark. For pets:Weight of Pet (lbs.) Recommended Daily Dosage Bottle will last (days)0-10 1/32 oz = 1/16 Tbsp = 3/16 tsp = .875 ml = 14 drops 25610-40 1/16 oz = 1/8 Tbsp = 3/8 tsp = 1.75 ml = 28 drops 12640-100 1/8 oz = 1/4 Tbsp = 3/4 tsp = 3.25 ml 64100-220 1/4 oz = 1/2 Tbsp = 1.5 tsp = 7.5 ml 32220+ 1/2 oz = 1 Tbsp = 3 tsp = 15 ml 16It is recommended to double dosage during the first ten days.Instructions: Squeeze the bottle to fill in the reservoir to the 1/4 oz. mark.
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The dosage depends on the weight of your cat/dog. The dosage chart is as follows:For pets:Weight of Pet (lbs.) Recommended Daily Dosage0-10 lbs. 1/32 oz = 1/16 Tbsp = 3/16 tsp = .875 ml = 14 drops10-40 lbs. 1/16 oz = 1/8 Tbsp = 3/8 tsp = 1.75 ml = 28 drops40-100 lbs. 1/8 oz = 1/4 Tbsp = 3/4 tsp = 3.25 ml100-220 lbs. 1/4 oz = 1/2 Tbsp = 1.5 tsp = 7.5 ml220+ lbs. 1/2 oz = 1 Tbsp = 3 tsp = 15 mlMay want to double the dosage for the first 10 days.
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The dosage depends on the weight of your cat/dog. The dosage chart is as follows: For pets: Weight of Pet (lbs.) Recommended Daily Dosage 0-10 lbs. 1/32 oz = 1/16 Tbsp = 3/16 tsp = .875 ml = 14 drops 10-40 lbs. 1/16 oz = 1/8 Tbsp = 3/8 tsp = 1.75 ml = 28 drops 40-100 lbs. 1/8 oz = 1/4 Tbsp = 3/4 tsp = 3.25 ml 100-220 lbs. 1/4 oz = 1/2 Tbsp = 1.5 tsp = 7.5 ml 220+ lbs. 1/2 oz = 1 Tbsp = 3 tsp = 15 ml May want to double the dosage for the first 10 days.
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I highly doubt that it would last a whole week. I have have 4 good sized cats who drink about half or more of it every day. However, it's quite easy to fill, just pour water into the big bowl. Maybe some kind of tactile marker, like a wide rubber band from produce, like asparagus, could be placed at the max fill indicator. Then your friend could pour in water until they felt it reach that mark. I can just tell by the sound of the water if it needs topping off. It sounds a bit "splashy." Overall I think it is smartly designed and easy to use. I'm quite happy and the cats are as well. One of them particularly likes water that flows up at the very top. No other fountains I've owned have had that. He need to drink plenty because he's had bladder stones in the past.
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The box lasts for two changes. Depending on the number of cats you have; I had two cats and would completely change the litter every 2-3 weeks, but scoop and stir it at least once a week.
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Most cat products recommend high suggested servings. In my opinion, that's just a way of selling more products! My cats are small (10lb). One has dental problems, so vet prescribed dental treats...about 5 per day as a treat.I actually use Hills Prescription Diet T/D a formula I buy from the vet. Sometimes I use Greenies too. I let the other cat have a couple from time to time and may give her more now that she is developing plaque as well. I don't believe in giving treats that have no food value, so I am somewhat conservative in giving treats. Your best bet is to ask your vet for advice. ;) Most cat products recommend high suggested servings. In my opinion, that's just a way of selling more products! My cats are small (10lb). One has dental problems, so vet prescribed dental treats...about 5 per day as a treat.I actually use Hills Prescription Diet T/D a formula I buy from the vet. Sometimes I use Greenies too. I let the other cat have a couple from time to time and may give her more now that she is developing plaque as well. I don't believe in giving treats that have no food value, so I am somewhat conservative in giving treats. Your best bet is to ask your vet... » Read More Most cat products recommend high suggested servings. In my opinion, that's just a way of selling more products! My cats are small (10lb). One has dental problems, so vet prescribed dental treats...about 5 per day as a treat.I actually use Hills Prescription Diet T/D a formula I buy from the vet. Sometimes I use Greenies too. I let the other cat have a couple from time to time and may give her more now that she is developing plaque as well. I don't believe in giving treats that have no food value, so I am somewhat conservative in giving treats. Your best bet is to ask your vet for advice. ;) « Show Less
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My kitty is very old (not even sure exactly how old, got her from a weird shelter). She probably spends 21/24 hours per day in this bed. I am so glad I got it for her, as she was having trouble jumping up onto my bed or couch. As soon as I set it down she knew it was hers and has pretty much been there ever since.
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I have been feeding this for several months now to 4 cats. A ten pound cat only needs 1/3 cup in am and 1/3 cup in pm. 1 bag lasts about 10 days. With 365 days a year that's 36.5 bags per year. 36.5 bags divided by 12 months is 3.04 bags per month. At $23.51 per bag that's $71.50 per month. The duck is $19.99 a bag which comes to $60.77 per month per cat.
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It doesn't give you a "finished product" amount. You start with what your cat weighs...so much chicken to so much water...and the result is serving size per day.IE...cat weighs 8 pounds...you would use 1 1/4 cups food....add half that amount in warm water, let rehydrate for one minute (I have even waited 5 minutes andthe boys still ate it !!!) stir and serve. They recommend mixing this with your regular cat food for the first 7-10 days then just this food.
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Depend if your cat uses it frequently. My two cats got three months use from it and they use it almost daily. It looked like fluff after that so I got more. They like the flat refills also, those may be cheaper. Just the refill on the plain flat one. You don't need the pretty outside piece unless you want it
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we change ours every week and a half or so for two cats. It was about every 2 weeks when we had just 1 cat. The waste gets raked into the box on the side. The crystals are awesome...my house NEVER smells like we have cats! Totally worth having!
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Check with your vet. i have a question. How much to give a 6 to 7 lb cat? Marisa Samuels
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I spoke with my Vet and she recommend 2/3 can 3 times a day (expl: 10am--4pm--10pm) if your cat weighs between10 to 13 pounds.
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As Syb said, each individual package contains 4 and each of those last about a week with my one cat. Usually a little longer, but he's also old and pees less lol.
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as cats digest things much differently than humans, use caution when administering. Cats have a long half life for alot of medication (it takes a long time to break down) meaning they may not show toxicity symptoms until days later after a few doses. With that being said, this is a low percentage but an 8 lb human should only get 0.72 mg every 7-14 days.
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I purchased this for my 28 lb Cocker back in December and after the first week of daily use went to twice a week and the container looks to be half full now. For a 10 lb cat it should last a lot longer since you won't be using as much. I think it would probably last at least 6 months if not longer.
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It says there suggested servings, not required. My cat is only 10lbs and I give her 4-6 throughout the day. To me, it is really just a normal treat like other cat treats
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we have a cat about the same size and we feed her one large can a day (i.e. a 5.5oz can). we actually don't use newman's own, i was just reading about it. we feed her mostly wellness core grainfree, which is a little over 200 calories per can. but also sometimes two small cans of fancy feast pate, which is less. she always wants more, no matter how much we feed her so it's hard to say if this is the right amount, but this is what keeps her at a good weight (she's an indoor cat, so she sleeps most of the time). more, and she gets fat. so that would mean 24 days. (and sometimes i give her some yogurt). good luck. we have a cat about the same size and we feed her one large can a day (i.e. a 5.5oz can). we actually don't use newman's own, i was just reading about it. we feed her mostly wellness core grainfree, which is a little over 200 calories per can. but also sometimes two small cans of fancy feast pate, which is less. she always wants more, no matter how much we feed her so it's hard to say if this is the right amount, but this is what keeps her at a good weight (she's an indoor cat, so she sleeps most of the time). more, and she gets fat. so that would mean 24 days. (and sometimes i give her... » Read More we have a cat about the same size and we feed her one large can a day (i.e. a 5.5oz can). we actually don't use newman's own, i was just reading about it. we feed her mostly wellness core grainfree, which is a little over 200 calories per can. but also sometimes two small cans of fancy feast pate, which is less. she always wants more, no matter how much we feed her so it's hard to say if this is the right amount, but this is what keeps her at a good weight (she's an indoor cat, so she sleeps most of the time). more, and she gets fat. so that would mean 24 days. (and sometimes i give her some yogurt). good luck. « Show Less
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It depends on the animal's size. I have two male cats, and the pouch lasts about five weeks.